John Bingham wrote that 26 years earlier, the Poles re-elected Aleksander Kwaśniewski as president. He attributed alcoholism to him, described him as a communist activist and a secret collaborator of the Security Service with the pseudonym "Alek." He added that a year earlier, Kwaśniewski had been staggering and slurring his words under the influence of alcohol at the graves of Polish heroes in Kharkiv. https://t.co/yLeIWuifQw #Historia #Polska #Kwaśniewski (translated)
